/lit/ - Literature

>>14729426
And yet your future hypersentient AI is getting btfo by this schizo.
You've got a lot of explaining to do.

>>14238287
Yep, just need to mine asteroids to build the circuitry and run it off of ten Hoover Dams.

>>11891928
Where's the energy going to come from?

>>11876816
I know this is difficult for you, but you should just be grateful to have met someone who can keep pace with 'capital sentience'.

>>11774353
Interesting, but it remains to be seen if a valorising algorithm can outperform the immaterial weaving between worlds which creates technology in the first place. In the end, AI is little more than a digitised reproduction of the enframing which occurs in theory - and again less than the theological framework beneath which it is all made possible.
Keep in mind that these algorithms are created by thousands of men and women, require huge resource input, rare materials, and even more resources to maintain (sometimes the equivalent of a power station just to run). All of that to just compare with a single person. And, of course, it will be an incredible feat to maintain the energy for such machines.